The food was delicious ! BUT THE SERVICE WAS REALLY DISAPPOINTING which was a real shame ! One of…read morethe people in the party has a number of allergies . I rang in the morning to give them a heads up ... but there seemed to be no way to accommodate. The oil in the fryer was for everything so couldn't have gluten free chips or any other fried product . They were unable to make anything ssperate or offer anything at all ! They made the person with the allergies feel like a massive problem and inconvenience which spoilt it for us all. The service was at best careless and at worst rude .

Eating here was a wonderful experience. There is a quiet ambiance and very cute string lights…read morearound the restaurant. The food was so amazing, all plant based. There were many versatile options and i throughly enjoyed everything I ordered. I was most impressed by the desserts, you would have no idea they are vegan. very very impressive and delicious

Came here straight from the train!…read more Amazing vegan English breakfast. Hubby had a yummy un-chicken sandwich. Great drinks, as well. Lovely ambiance & friendly service.

Mildreds is that vegan spot that will blow your minds! Everything is plant based and so so good!!…read more The vibe is effortlessly cool, cozy-chic interiors, friendly staff. We shared the kimchi gyoza and it's the perfect bite. The flavours are on point in addition, I ordered the Mexican enchiladas and my friend ordered the skewers and honestly? It deserves its own fan club. Rich, vibrant, and packed with flavours! They were so good! It's unbelievable that it's all vegan. For dessers, try the crème brûlée and the white chocolate tiramisu it's the best!! Mildreds is just awesome! That's it! You're not going to regret dining here. Loved it l. Our server was super helpful with recommendations. I think that Mildreds is a must whether you're vegan, veg-curious, or just someone who appreciates good food. Highly recommend

Cute little place, very convenient for the Sadler Wells theater. It was a heat wave and they kindly…read moregave me ice, and put the fan pointed at me. But I was disappointed in the food. I went because it's an entirely gluten free place. LOVE THAT! Thank you! They said the schnitzel was huge. It wasn't. And the breading didn't stay on at all. Not sure what they used to apply it, it was like mayo. Odd. Tasted good though! It says it comes with German potato salad. No. It had potatoes in mayo. That's not German, and that's not anything. The onion rings weren't crispy (maybe due to the extreme heat and humidity that day?). And the cheesecake, which was vegan (yay) but didn't actually resemble cheesecake. I REALLY wanted to love this place, but sadly, I did not. Still, I would go back and try some other things...

Initial Reaction: completely gluten-free. An amazing paradise if you are celiac (coeliac) or…read moregluten-free by choice. Anything on the menu, you can order. They also offer vegan and vegetarian options if you don't eat meat or dairy. The service was prompt between the drink and food orders with the server making sure we had what we needed during our stay. Recommended by our friend who met up with us for brunch, the Angel-based restaurant is lovely and easily walkable from the Angel Underground Station. The Angel Pate was a great starter and wicked tasty, also vegan friendly. The niche fried chicken was absolutely fabulous as was the truffle Mac and cheese. The marination and spiced coating were wicked delectable and the truffle Mac and cheese was to die for. We probably could have just ordered that and been fine. We also split the Glamorgan Potato Cake with a fried beer-battered (gluten free) onion ring was heavenly, made with plant-based cream cheese, leek, and spring onion. The sun-dried tomato and basil gnocchi was decent but the highlight was the potato cake. The Limoncello Spritz and the Aperol Spritz were very good cocktails during our time, with the latter being the mainstay. Definitely well recommended if you are gluten free, vegetarian, dairy free, and/or vegan.

Man, how should I start…read more This is debatable the fact that it's a all you can eat vegetarian restaurant trying to promote no MSG, no animal product blah blah blah healthy-like shit. The oil they have on EVERY dish seems to start blocking my arteries the second I step out of the restaurant. I would always order a bowl of hot water and soak all my food into the water, to get rid of the oil, before I get the food near my mouth. They do have deliciously weird vegetarian food such as veggie duck, chicken, beef- basically, any vegetarian soy protein products you could name. I don't know how they cook their food, but even the prepared vegetables are soaked in oil. The sauces are soaked in oil, spring rolls are fried in lots of oil, simple vegetable dishes are all in oil oil oil! Its as if their cooking motto is "drench everything in oil". Oh, their soup is watery and tasteless. They also serve indian rolls, rice, and noodless- which many senseless people seem to like to load their stomach with. Fried seaweed is yummy. They do have fruits (finally something NOT in oil). Mostly green and red (ooo~ variety) apples, and pineapple, soaked in water. Unlimited refills are a plus if you could tolerate their grease level. I don't mind coming here once in a while for a guilty pleasure. And don't feel bad to ask them for some hot water and FILTER out their grease filled food before treating your arteries with another soon-to-set-on heart attack. PS. take out is not as worth it as eating in (their containers are HELLA small) PPS. cash only.

A lot of my vegetarian friends are completely mad about Veg; I--on the other hand--abhor it. The…read moreshtick here is that vegetarians and can enjoy Thai / Chinese cuisine to it's fullest extent, but instead of feeling the pangs of guilt from eating an animal, they get odd, fleshy, life-like bean curd / soya replicas. This concept is fine, and I don't want to appear to be one of those meat eating philistines that says "you don't eat meat so you can't have the shapes" (when have you ever seen a pig shaped like a sausage?); but for me there's something very sickening about how true to life these clones are. I can't touch the stuff without thinking "what the hell have they put in here?". Even when I was a vegetarian I was put off by this concept. Aside from this the food ranges from a selection of crispy seaweeds, crispy soya-duck, sweet and sour beef, and it tastes okay: better than some, not as bad as others. The service is polite and efficient, but I've never really been a fan of all you can eat buffet's: the head chef should really take the pride and responsibility to set your menus; you always feel awkward and rushed; and greed is never a charming attribute. There is something quite sterile and clunky about the environment here, and I tend to avoid Veg at all costs. Veg is a barrel of rather questionable cheap thrills, but then if it's cheap thrills (around £10 a pop eat in, and I presume even cheaper to take out) you're after, then go for it.

Good food. Tried the paneer special and it was good. Beer was great too. Excellent location and…read morenice outdoor seating

Food is absolutely AMAZING! It was quite quiet and service was fast. Its a shame about the 12.5%…read moreservice charge, however its completely optional. Its nice to know that OMNOM is a non for profit.

Our connecting flight to Milan was cancelled and we had to spend the night in London,…read more unexpectedly. Thankfully we found Amélio for dinner. Wow!!!! The food, the service, the staff, the atmosphere was everything we needed to turn lemons into lemonade!!! We prefer plant-based meals and Amelio offers both plant-based and non-plant-based menu options. This was the best plant based food we've had in a long time and we live in Los Angeles where there are plenty places to eat plant-based. I can only imagine what the regular menu items taste like. I'm imagining phenomenal. Do yourself a favor and put this at the top of your list to try. You won't be disappointed. I wish they could open up a spot in Los Angeles!!! We would be there weekly. Kudos to the chef, the sous chef, and the hostess/bartender!!!

I loved everything I had here - even made room for dessert! Did the dulse cake starter - like a…read morecassava croquet, and then the Hen-Of-The-Woods And Okinawa Gnocchi - Devon mushroom, Okinawa Gnocchi and a fennel court bouillon, and healthy decadence - Peruvian chocolate w salted caramel and vanilla ice cream. Would totally come back!

Very unique vegetarian dishes, beautiful cakes and desserts, overall healthy food…read more Take home doesn't taste as good out of the box. I recommend sitting in and eating with a wine pairing. The decor goes well with the food. Modern and simple.

Everything you could want in a meal. Note that tables are family sized and shared with surrounding…read moreparties.

Good service. Great food. Price was fair. Everything was made fresh to order. All settings was…read moreclean. This was one of my favorite meals in London. This was my first time here and won't be my last.

Awful service from a racist blonde middle aged european waitress. Humiliated me in front of my…read morechild and partner over a small request that I made politely on behalf of my child. I didn't complain at the time as I didn't want my son to be more upset than he was by her but she ruined an expensive and what would have otherwise been a lovely day at the theatre. I'm sure I'm not the first or last person to complain about her. Just because you have a menial job doesn't give you the right to take out your frustrations on your customers.

Food was just the definition of awesome and delicious the service was so nice as I was immediately…read morenoticed and got my order taken instantly. Its busy location makes it an awesome to hang out. They even gave a free falafel!

"At the age of 29 years old I had a vision, maybe the only thing that will give gramps peace of…read moremind, is that I keep the falafel coming...Pilpel was born." I like this quote and to me it really encompasses what this place is all about: a great falafel experience! In fact, Israeli store owner Uri Dinay, who opened the store in honor of his grand father, has done a fantastic job with this (second) store in London. I have been here now twice and both times I really loved it. First time around I had the pita bread stuffed to the brim with delicious falafels, tabouleh, chickpeas and other goodies. The second time around I went for the salad box filled with all the same stuff, just with the pita bread on the side. Both were delicious: I'd recommend the former one for the smaller appetite and the latter one for the bigger appetite. In any case, try to come early, as the lunch crowd can be quite ferocious!

This is likely the best Indian food I have had in a restaurant, or that wasn't catered or home…read morecooked. Everything tastes wonderful! The briyani is great, the vegetable curry is delicious, the fried options are crunchy even in the trays, and the mint infused items are vibrant. I'd happily return for their buffet, especially for the price. The only gripes I have are that the fried options are fairly oily. They taste great, but you can feel the oil taste inside them. The restaurant is also absolutely covered in wall paper listing all the benefits of vegetables and a vegetarian diet. Not a bad thing, probably not even wrong, but it felt like I was eating surrounded by diatery propaganda. The service is bare minimum. Don't expect to speak to anyone after you enter, and nobody will check on how you're doing. Still, as I said before, the buffet was fantastic and I'd happily return. Can't beat it for the price!

So so good! Very flavorful. Many options. If there were more stars to give I would. Please open one…read moreof these in New Orleans!